30v(t)= 100 sin(10) at t< 0ACv(t)= 200 sin(101) at t>0A coil has been connected to an AC source for a long time and at t=0 the voltage sourcehas changed from v.(t)= 100 sin(100) to v,(t)= 200 sin(10r). If the reactance andresistance of the coil is 40 and 30 respectively, then, the circuit current i(t) is

Here two input voltage are given for t less than 0 and for t greater than 0

30 v(t)= 100 sin(10r) at t< 0 AC v(t)- 200 sin(10/) at t>0 A coil has been connected to an AC source for a long time and at t=0 the voltage source has changed from vs(t)= 100 sin(10) to v(t)= 200 sin(10r). If the reactance and resistance of the coil is 40 and 30 respectively, then, the circuit current i(t) is

30 v(t)= 100 sin(10r) at t< 0 AC v(t)- 200 sin(10/) at t>0 A coil has been connected to an AC source for a long time and at t=0 the voltage source has changed from vs(t)= 100 sin(10) to v(t)= 200 sin(10r). If the reactance and resistance of the coil is 40 and 30 respectively, then, the circuit current i(t) is

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Chapter17: Resistive-inductive Series Circuits

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